Add scanning of multiple targets.(+ Minor improvements)#354
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Since @s0md3v seems to have abandoned this project, I've gone ahead and took the liberty to make a fork: XSStrike-Reborn |
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@ItsIgnacioPortal This is an excellent initiative! Thanks a lot, and well done for taking things forward! |
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What does it implement/fix? Explain your changes.
Current PR adds an option for scanning multiple targets from a list in a simple manner.
I have added the -ul flag, which expects a path to a file with targets.
Usage: python xsstrike.py -ul path/to/urls.txt --skip
A target file may contain urls from a variety of sources:
https://example1.com/?q=aaa
https://example2com/?q=aaa
https://example3.com/?q=aaa
etc..
The tool displays a summary of vulnerable targets after iterating all targets.
Where has this been tested?
Python Version: 3.9
Operating System: Windows 10
Does this close any currently open issues?
#353
Does this add any new dependency?
No
Does this add any new command line switch/option?
Yes, -ul flag to provide a path to a file with targets.
Any other comments you would like to make?
Great tool! Thanks for all contributors.
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